A simple,All Out with AJ Raval (2025) good ol' fashioned hollow chocolate egg just won't cut it anymore at Easter. No, if you really want to treat your loved ones, then you'll need to up your game. Big time.
SEE ALSO: Food blogger creates Easter egg made of the most delicious substance in the worldManchester-based chocolatier Slattery's has granted every unicorn lover's wish by creating a unicorn Easter egg, complete with magical horn and magical glitter. And, it's basically knocked every other Easter egg into a cocked hat.
The chocolatiers use a mould to create the egg in two halves. They then place rainbow chocolate drops inside the egg before sealing it. Once the egg is formed, the surface of the chocolate is rubbed to create a rougher finish so the edible pearlised spray sticks to the egg.
Oh, and the eggs happen to come in either white and milk chocolate.
Ears and horns are then handmade and painted gold and eyelashes are added. The chocolatiers then add a final flourish with a multicoloured royal icing mane and a generous dusting of unicorn sparkle dust.
Sadly, the eggs -- priced at £12.50 ($15.58) can't be shipped as they're too fragile -- they have to be collected in person from the Manchester store.
Better book ourselves a train ticket, I suppose!
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